I have the Loetschberg-Simplon, Die Gotthardbahn (3 editions) and Bahnen der Voralpen books by the same authors. Yes, they are 40 years old or older, but they are filled with information about the

Not a book, but: Albula https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KsnTOMjP1u8 Arosa https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ClIdWYE9wRU Bernina https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mw9qiV7XlFs Rhine Valley (Disentis)

If you are looking to photograph freight trains in the Basel area just go to Pratteln any day of the week (including public holidays) and you will see more than enough freight traffic. Sometimes too

The book that Mike C mentions is available at amazon.de (amazon Germany) for 15.90 euros new and from 2.45 euros used. They have only one new copy of the book in stock. Click on "Books" at the

Thanks Mike but that book, Rhaetische Bahn (Orell Fuessli), is around 35-40 years old Glyn & John, I will suggest those two books to my friend Thank you Peter

I was able to determine that the most recent edition of that book seems to be from 1986. It likely does not include the Vereina Tunnel and other recent changes, but should provide a wealth of

You could look to see if you can find the most recent edition of the book by Franz Marti and Walter Trueb Die Rhaetische Bahn (Orell Fuessli). I think it probably dates back to the 1980s. It has text

The Swiss Railways Society publishes two books that might fit the requirements. "Swiss Travel Guides - 6, Graubünden" describes all the lines of the RhB. It was published in 2013. Published this

No but the new Swiss Independent Railways book has 30 pages devoted to RhB electric locos. Glyn

Am 07.07.2020 um 14:43 schrieb peter749@... via groups.io: Reading German I have no necessity to find English books on the RhB. However I would largely recommend to read the numerous articles

Thanks Gents, Nothing on the SRC website about just the RhB - I will keep looking Peter

I would tend to agree about Thursday. But every week is different and there can be quiet periods even on days that you expect to be busy. The good thing about the Basel area is that you can always

Try this link. https://swissrailsoc.org.uk/shop/ Steve.

www.swissrailsoc.org.uk Try the Sales pages. DAVE S

A friend asked a question on another forum "Is anybody aware of a book on Rhatische Bahn (RhB) and its railway network, especially the routes we see in TS (Albula, Bernina, Arosa..) in English? I

The assimilation has begun. The following are now booked for bombardier rubbish: 704 05:19 ex Zürich 713 08:32 ex Geneva Airport 722 13:25 ex St Gallen 731 17:32 ex Geneva Airport 736 21:32 ex

Am 07.07.2020 um 09:55 schrieb George Raymond: From what I know, the peak is rather on Thursday. Markus, Gürbetal

I am trying to determine the best day of the week to photograph freight trains in the Basel area. Am I correct in assuming that disregarding holidays and disturbances, the number of trains is normally

According to the latest SER 0728 1028 1328 1628 ex Andermatt and 0914 1214 1514 1814 ex Disentis will be an ABDeh 4/8 unit until October 10th

Thanks all for the assistance. Mark